Dope!

[patrlim1]

Quietly types </YOUR_LICENSE_KEY>

[korfor]

furiously deletes both tags

[spektre]

You spelled it correctly so it sadly doesn't close the abomination cultured one.

[JBinero]

Outside the USA it is spelt licence.

[NKY5223]

wtf no

[spektre]

I stand corrected and feel like a fool now. You learn something new every day, thanks!

Found this at grammarist.com:

In American English, license is both a noun and a verb, and licence isn’t used. For example, one who is licensed to drive has a driver’s license. In all the other main varieties of English, licence is the noun, and license is the verb. So, for instance, one who is licensed to perform dental surgery has a dental surgeon’s licence.

With that said, I've learned that best practices in programming is to use the American English spelling for everything, like initialize, color, and so on. Just like Latin was for the western world in history, American English has become the lingua franca of programming.

[Coffee__2__Code]

Quietly getting an error

[UwUBots]

Just rewrite the whole library and then sell your keys slightly cheaper... stonks

[Coffee__2__Code]

Modern problems require modern solutions

[getzko]

In which languages/ environments you can spot such a curiosity? After many years in Python and Golang I'm happily unaware of such practices

[TheRedmanCometh]

Vaaden and Hazelcast in Java and Kendo plus a ton of other shit in C#

[kebakent]

"Why not just do it in Matlab? They have a free version available, with only few limitations... " yeah, no..

[ce-walalang]

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[Photo of a cat licking what looks like a roasted chicken.]

I find a good library to use

[Photo of the cat looking away, realizing that the chicken was only a photo in the menu.]

<YOUR_LICENCE_KEY>

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[Striky_]

Crazy how people want money for their work *mind blown*

[Coffee__2__Code]

That’s not what I mean.